Microsoft has announced a assault on Apple by introducing new Surface Laptop along with a new Surface Arc Mouse. The rodent bears unconventional opinion and would give a tough quarrel to Apple’s Magic Mouse. This new marginal has been designed to enrich a neat pattern of Surface Laptop.

The association touts a new Surface Arc Mouse to be “slim, light, and prepared to travel.” Microsoft also boasts about a easy-to-fit pattern of a rodent by job it “designed to heed to your hand.” The new Surface Arc Mouse is identical to a prior Arc Mouse that had an tractable pattern to trip into bags simply by apropos prosaic with a hold of a symbol and afterwards removing behind into a arc figure as per user’s need. Also, a rodent can be used in a prosaic shape, and it would also save battery.

On a online store, Microsoft writes about a new Surface Arc Mouse:

The altogether pattern of Surface Arc Mouse is optimized for a many comfortable, healthy interaction. Simply snap it into a winding position to energy it up, afterwards snap again to squash and energy down. Ultra-slim and lightweight, Surface Arc Mouse, goes anywhere but a weight or bulk of normal mice. Just snap it prosaic and simply trip it in your slot or bag.

Microsoft’s new Surface Arc Mouse comes with left-click and right-click buttons. It is accessible in 3 tone options – Burgundy, Light Grey, and Cobalt Blue. The rodent also facilities a touch-sensitive ‘scroll plane’ that lets users corkscrew adult and down or left-right by swiping their fingers on a panel. This duty is also flattering most like a one we have seen on Apple’s Magic Mouse.

The new Surface Arc Mouse connects to a device that has Bluetooth 4.0 or above. It comes with support for Windows 8, Windows 8.1 and a Windows 10. The device will be accessible for $79.99 in a US and is already adult for pre-ordering on Microsoft’s online store. The shipments will be starting from Jun 15. The Surface Laptop will also start shipping on a same date.

In a meantime, we can check out this video for the new Surface Arc Mouse posted by Microsoft.